Huntertown, Indiana: Extraterrestrial Machines
Phenicie Restorations
- Address:
- 16335 Lima Rd, Huntertown, IN
- Directions:
- Phenicie Restorations. North edge of town. From Lima Rd, turn west into a small prefab industrial park just north of the little bridge across Willow Creek. In building #10, all the way in the back of the property.
- Hours:
- M-F 9-6, Sa 1-3; please call first. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 260-637-0029
- Admission:
- Free
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Furniture restorer Mark Phenicie has filled his shop with models of alien spacecraft and machines that he's built out of industrial junk. He's developed a narrative that explains it all, written on signs to help confused furniture customers.
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This is located in Phenicie Restorations at 16335 Lima Road, in building #10, at the back of the industrial park. It is super cool and definitely worth it, and Mr. Phenicie is lovely.
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Furniture restorer Mark Phenicie has filled his shop with models of alien spacecraft and machines that he's built out of industrial junk.